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...these properly: cutting with a pipe slice, reaming the end, cleaning the copper with a gadget (Toolstation 49495) and polishing it with Rothenberger 180 grit strips. LA-CO flux applied (with a brush or latex gloves) evenly to the pipe and lightly inside the fitting. Using a GoSystem swirl...

...down the drain!) http://www.screwfix.com/p/drain-unblocker/11325 If that doesn't work then step it up a gear http://www.screwfix.com/p/rothenberger-rospimatic-auto-feed-drain-cleaner-8mm-x-7-5m/70226 Then, as a next step...

...slim to not very much. Either http://www.screwfix.com/p/circlip-pliers-set-4-piece/43041 http://www.screwfix.com/p/box-spanner-set-8pcs/4883f http://www.screwfix.com/p/rothenberger-spk-water-pump-pliers-10/83621...

I am! I thought that was obvious. I don't know anyone who would lay a new floor covering and then get plasterers in but NVM. Thanks oldbuffer, really appreciate your time. It was the bleed valve part I wasn't sure on. I would follow the proper method but it took some time getting the flow and...

...2.5 bar if necessary. 5. Make sure pressure holds at 2.5 bar for 1 hour. If you want to do it properly: a. Hire a pressure pump (e.g. Rothenberger RP50) b. Take the boiler out of the circuit as you don't want excess pressure in it. Disconnect flow and return and temporarily join them. c...

...I think that you're underestimating the skills and tools that you're going to have to acquire rather quickly! http://www.screwfix.com/p/rothenberger-super-fire-2-brazing-torch/68635 http://www.screwfix.com/p/rothenberger-automatic-tube-cutter-15mm/36198...

I would like to be able to make some accurate bends in 10mm plastic covered oil pipe (which has an overall OD of about 12mm). Am I expecting too much? Maybe I should use plain pipe and a conventional bend tool (Rothenberg for example). Any guidance much appreciated.

Are these proper rothernberg grips that bnq are selling? Seems cheap. http://www.diy.com/departments/rothenberger-10-water-pump-pliers/139421_BQ.prd

...I thought I would think about a possible leak and what to do next. I've googled water leaks etc etc and I decided to purchase a Rothenberger Water Pressure Gauge with a 3/4"BSP fitting to try. Now to familiarize myself with this and my new found knowledge and the help of a screwdriver I...

With a pressure gauge (it's a Rothenberger)

...http://www.diynot.com/diy/search/5277532/?q=rothenburger&o=date When I repeat the search for "rothenberger" (new searches, not re-using the old URLs), I still get different results: http://www.diynot.com/diy/search/5277523/?q=rothenberger&o=relevance 86...

...anyone can suggest how I could try to unblock that without making the hole bigger than it should be, I think the only way to fix it is going to be finding a source for the part. Does anyone know a supplier for Bernzomatic spares, or any compatible (Rothenberger?) parts? Thank in advance...

...to send a number of people into a full-on mouth-frothing, eye-bulging rage which they vented by behaving like spoilt children. AFAICT, Rothenberger just re-badge other people's tools, so the Superfire 2 is a Bernzomatic, the Superfire 3 is a Sievert. You may be using it infrequently, but...

I don't want to pay for a Rothenberger on the basis that I am using this on a DIY and infrequent basis. I used the torch I sent a picture of and found it very easy and adequate. I don't want to cut corners but, with everything said, what should I be going for? Both of these seemed okay...

Now also available rebadged as a Rothenberger http://images.google.com/images?q=rothenberger+superfire+3

if you get a Rothenberger nozzle it won't fit the Sievert bottles unless you get an adapter http://www.tradecounterdirect.com/plumbing-tools/gas-burners-accessories/rothenberger-spare-parts/primus-2000-adaptor_type.html i use that Sievert bottle and a Sievert nozzle for years and its done me...

i thought you couldn't do your gas until you have completed level 3 which is two years ?? oh definitely the bacho ( wide jaw ) to answer your question

...starting to build up my tool kit and at the moment only have some cheap adjustable spanners which are a nightmare when I'm upside down under a sink. Am just wondering what ones everyone uses? Seen a set of Rothenbergers that come with covers to go over the jaws for when using chrome. Cheers...

...any more, so I'll try to draw a line under what's happened. In summary, I've had these torches recommended: Turbotorch TX504 Rothenberger Superfire Rothenberger trigger torch Monument Vulcane GoSystem Quick Pro Swivel Nerrad Firejet It would be nice if all those of you who think that...

$64,000. Oh, no - hang on - that's the question, not the answer... :D If we take the "benchmark", if you like, of the Rothenberger trigger torch or SF2, that's around £70-80-90 . So that's OK. If a HokiKoki Big Kahuna Turbodickswinger that gives the options I mentioned above comes in at a...